Measuring and Restoring customer trust - Stotz, Simon;Brickau, Ralf A.;Moß, Christoph
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Much has been written about trust. Despite the fact that there is a general understand-ing of how important trust is in interpersonal and business relations it becomes obvi-ous that this construct remains somewhat indistinct when it comes to pinning down how trust is build or destroyed, how levels of trust can be measured precisely and how trust can be restored if it has deteriorated.Therefor this research makes use of an earlier model by Kreikenberg (2013) which pro-vides one of the most comprehensive models for measuring trust via seven trust-build-ing factors in five trust-dimensions. This…mehr

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Much has been written about trust. Despite the fact that there is a general understand-ing of how important trust is in interpersonal and business relations it becomes obvi-ous that this construct remains somewhat indistinct when it comes to pinning down how trust is build or destroyed, how levels of trust can be measured precisely and how trust can be restored if it has deteriorated.Therefor this research makes use of an earlier model by Kreikenberg (2013) which pro-vides one of the most comprehensive models for measuring trust via seven trust-build-ing factors in five trust-dimensions. This model, due to its complexity, has been adapted and simplified. Moreover, the model was enhanced to include an empirical approach to detect trust building measures to restore trust.The adapted model was put to an empirical test on the Volkswagen Diesel Exhaust Scandal of 2015 with VW-customers. Findings show that the adapted model could pro-vide results on which dimensions and factors show a deterioration of trust and simul-taneously how trust gaps detected could be filled via measures proposed by custom-ers.Although this research must be called explorative, results give some indication that the new model appears to work satisfactory and should be put to further empirical tests in other companies and industry to find further proof for a general applicability.
Autorenporträt
Simon Stotz studied Strategic Marketing Management and Management in the Master's programme (M. A and M. Sc.) at the International School of Management Dort-mund and at Napier University Edinburgh in Scotland. Be-fore, during and after his studies, Mr Stotz was passionate about customer trust, sales psychology, strategy develop-ment and consulting. During an internship at Deutsche Tel-ekom in innovation management, he was able to expand his technical knowledge and learn about the customer requirements of tomorrow. Together with Prof. Dr. Ralf A. Brickau, he works on various projects, such as supervising a comprehensive consulting project of ISM Master students, in order to pass on his acquired knowledge to the next generations. In his professional future, Stotz will continue to deal with the topics of cus-tomer trust, consumer behaviour and sales psychology.